Phalaenopsis Seedlings
Bare Root Seedlings and Community Pots
Seedlings for 2008
N0446
First seedling to flower
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Phalaenopsis violacea coerulea |
Phal. violacea 'Blue July Fourth' |
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Phal. violacea 'Gaston Bleu' |
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This is a cross made by the Nortons, using two blue selections. These are very good growers. Expect very high quality plants from this mating, with a high probability of obtaining blue progeny.
Bare Root Seedlings from seedling trays; min 3" leafspread: $25.00
Minimum 3" leafspread seedling in 2" pot = $30.00
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OO6531
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Doritis pulcherrima champornensis |
Doris pulcherrima champornensis 'Orinda' AM/AOS |
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Doris pulcherrima champornensis 'Orinda' AM/AOS |
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Selfing of very recently-awarded [2005] form of white with yellow splash Doritis. The parent has particularly nice color; the yellow is very intense, and the splashes are broad. This is a polyploid strain. Very limited quantities are available.
CURRENTLY OUT OF STOCK; Selected cultivars in flower available starting in July. Watch the Selections page.
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RB954
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Doritis pulcherrima champornensis |
Doris pulcherrima champornensis 'NF75-3' |
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Doris pulcherrima champornensis 'NF75-1' |
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A sib cross of two plants from Norman's strain; these parents are siblings of 'Orinda' AM/AOS. This is a polyploid strain. Very limited quantities are available. (Both photos are of 'NF75-1', 'NF75-3' is very similar.)
Seedlings in 2.75" pots $12.50
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RB1369
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Dtps. (Ruby Imp x Phal. Mambo) |
Dtps. Ruby Imp 'Ruby Glow' HCC/AOS |
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Phal. Mambo 'WO8664-1' |
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This should make an interesting summer-blooming red with small star-shaped flowers. Probably the pulcherrima in Ruby Imp will smooth out the color on most of these, and Mambo will contribute more color and extend the flowering period.
Bare-root seedlings 2-4" l.s. $7.00, 4-6" l.s $15.00
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RB1406
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Phal. equestris (Ilocos form) |
Phal. equestris (Ilocos form) 'RBH-3' |
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Phal. equestris (Ilocos form) 'RBH-1' |
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Seedlings from a sibling cross of light pink Ilocos form equestris; this is the most floriferous clone crossed with the best flower quality. These will stay small and dainty. Spring flowering. Keiki freely. Plants are currently starting to flower [4-2-08].
Bare-root seedlings in flower $25.00
Potted seedlings in flower $35.00
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RB1412
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Phal. Vesta (Intermedia) |
Phal. equestris 'Not Topper' |
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Phal. aphrodite formosana 'NF250-1' |
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The equestris parent has been surprisingly dominant in this cross, and it has contributed a good deal of color as well. Probable diploids.
Bare-root seedlings 2-4" l.s. $10.00, 4-6" l.s $20.00
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RB1516
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Dtps. Asahi |
Phal. lindenii 'NF719-1' |
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Dor. pulcherrima coerulea 'Kodama Blue' |
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A very vigorous and heat tolerant pale lindenii is here mated with the famous 'Kodama Blue'. Since pulcherrima is very dominant for color in this cross, I expect to see a few indigo lips in the progeny. Might get lucky and see more than a few. These beautiful plants should be very tolerant of a wide range of conditions and flower for extended periods when mature.
Bare-root seedlings 2-4" l.s. $10.00, 4-6" l.s $20.00, Comm-pot $40.00
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Plants not listed with a pot size are bare root from seedling trays. Please have potting materials ready.
Many plants first flower in 2" pots, however do not reach their potential until mature.
Plants listed in 2" pots will be in 2-1/8", 2-1/4", 2-1/2" or 2-3/4" pots.
We actively cull our seedlings, so if it has previously flowered, it will be average or better quality. Please request unflowered seedlings if you prefer to receive seedlings that have not flowered yet.
Community Pots are planted out at 8-10 plants, depending on the size of the plants, which usually are about 2 to 4 inch leaf spread when potted. Please contact me before ordering if the quantity or size of plants is an issue for you, so we can make sure that you get what you want.
Pricing for community pots (unless specified otherwise in the description of the cross), 1-10 comm-pots: $40 ea., 10+ comm-pots: $30 ea.
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